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Just returned from weekend camping trip to what used to be one of my favourite sites. Weather was glorious, the views breathtaking and the area great but the tent field was 3/4 empty and lifeless. In the wash up room the fridge was gone, the freezer was gone and no ehu. All the nice little things that help you to enjoy your camping were missing. What a shame this site only now caters for caravans and not tents.
Just returned from a long weekend at this site and can say that it is as immaculate as usual ! Very helpful staff, sorted out my wrongly booked (computer glitch ) break by shuffling things about to fit to fit us in.
Clean service blocks, well cut grass and a well stocked on site shop that negates the need to carry food and drink with you on your travels all combine to make this site the best I've stayed on.
Dogs are allowed and there were quite a few but all well behaved with responsible owners ensuring there were no 'accidents' left behind.
Some traffic noise noticeable but not enough to be intrusive. Have no fears about booking here as I'm sure you will be pleased with it as there is something for everyone.
We made a late booking to this site, only a couple of days before the start of the school and still had holidays a choice of lovely pitches.
The staff are friendly and welcoming and nothing is too much trouble. The shop sells the usual necessaries and also small camping equipment and caravan fuses etc.
It is a spotless site and the showers and loos are immaculately clean, they need a little updating or sprucing up, mainly the painting flaking a little due to the damp weather as last year it was fine.
There is a dog walk and a wooden play area for the kids and a large grassed field(no dogs allowed) and is ideal for a game of footy or tennis.
The site is so easy to find and is just a turning off the main A road. Brecon is just a mile or so away and there are plenty of shops and things to do.
It is such a tranquil and relaxing site with beautiful views of the beacons
Just returned from 2 nights here with my campervan.
Looked very neat considering all the rain.
Was quickly sited on hard standing pitch easy access to electric and water, I had to hunt the bins down only found one disguised in a gazebo.
Helpful staff and close to Brecon.
Toilet block and showers need updating, no room at a sink to put anything. Hair dryer was a hand dryer mounted up high, not much use to style hair or direct air.
Dog walk was well cut but extremely muddy and slippery, I know the weather has been awful.
Worst thing for me was the sound of traffic so bad I kept the radio on or had to watch DVD's to blank out the sound. I could even here the cars whilst having a shower.
Also found children riding bikes unsupervised a menace they did not keep to the one way system, more their parents fault than the sites.
We have just had a 4 night stay at brynich and we have to say the facilities are excellent, shop had everything that you need & the prices weren't bad,
Couldn't fault the wardens & staff friendly & helpful,
Would go again for a longer stay
The only down side was the road noise, it wasn't major.
The three horse shoes pub is a must, again great value for money
Plenty to do within a short distance, including a trip to talgarth mill 8 miles away or national show caves 20 miles and the rourkes drift museum in brecon itself, which is only a 25 min walk along the canal
Have just spent a week there just before the school holidays started as we wanted a bit of R & R and I promised the other half we would walk Pen-Y-Fan Circuit
The site is in a central location for all the walks! Its 1 1/2 miles to the town centre, which is 5-10 mins by car or a 20-25 min stroll along the Canal Path and there is all you need there, Supermarket (Morrison’s) Banks, Fish & Chip shop, Pubs & Outdoor shops. Etc.
The site itself is well laid out, there are 3 defined areas. One for tents, one for Full Service Pitches and one for a mix of Hardstanding /Grass and a further 10 Service pitches, there are only 16 hardstandings and they are on a first come first served basis and as we arrived late Friday we opted for a serviced pitch Plus it had been raining in the UK for the past 6 weeks! And really didn’t fancy a grass pitch with a dog! I'm glad we did as the site was almost full when we arrived.
The pitches are a good size and well kept. Some pitches have great views of the mountains too! There is a small kid’s play area & good dog walk I would point out and it has also been mentioned on previous posts, there is some road noise as the site is in between two A roads (A40 & A438) but it didn’t bother us in the slightest.
There is a well stocked shop which has all the Camping/Caravan kit that you could wish for or have left at home! An Information Cabin with all the information you could possibly need about the local area, services and attractions.
There are two Shower/Toilet Blocks, a little dated but clean, tidy and plenty of hot water & loo roll! They are due to be refurbished at the end of this season, I’d read about that in the guest comments book in the information cabin, plus I'd also read elsewhere that site has been taken over by the CC, so understand it’s not quite up to the regular CC site standard yet, but in all still a good standard.
The wardens are really friendly & helpful and nothing is too much trouble.
My only gripe, there isn’t enough bins/recycling points.
Would recommend this site and will be back for another stay soon
One of the best sites we have ever stayed on, everything you would expect from a Caravan Club site. Because of the wet weather some pitches were 'Out of use' to give them time to recover, so we were confined to the bottom end near to the A40 roundabout which can be a bit noisy at peak times, but only noticeable due to the tranquillity of the area. Fresh water and disposable points are convenient and discreetly placed. The toilet and shower blocks were scrupulously clean and tidy, as was the whole site. The wardens could not have been more caring they even 'popped by' to make sure that we were all right and knew where everything was. The on site shop has to be seen to be believed more like a mini supermarket which seems to stock everything. Lovely canal side walk in to Brecon, or the other direction for a pub lunch.
Can't wait to return to explore more of this wonderful park.
Ended up at this site due to last minute plan changes caused by the weather. We were given the site's phone number and rang up asking if they had room for 7 young(ish) men and 3 tents. The lady on the phone was very helpful and told us there would be no problem.
I was really surprised when we turned up to find that this was a Caravan Club site (I didn't know that they took tents).
A separate field for tents. We didn't need hook up, but wondered whether that would be unavailable for tents as there seemed to be no supply posts in the field. The pitches appeared to be marked out and a little small in my opinion. For the tents that we had, they were adequate. But bigger family tents and a car would simply be unable to fit, possibly resulting in having to have 2 pitches?
The facilities are excellent. The shop is well stocked, the shower block is clean and the grounds appear well-maintained. The recreation area should keep all the ball games away from anyone's unit. A small play area is available for smaller children.
We were given directions up to The Three Horseshoes. The food was good, the alcohol flowed (I now have a new favourite cider - Fiery Fox!), they accommodated our request to watch the Euro football with ease and we were made to feel very welcome.
Brynich caravan club site is located next to two busy roads, yet I noticed no noise. They offer serviced pitches, hard standings and grass as well as another field for tents only. The pitches are a good size and well defined.
They offer a small shop which is well stocked, a good information centre, a small children's play area and a short dog exercise area.
The toilet blocks are nice. Always plenty of hot water, spotless and several cubicles.
Brecon is a 20 minute walk along the canal which is nice. With the exception of about 6 steps it is wheel chair and buggy friendly. It is also the start of the Taff trail which is 55 miles to Cardiff.
Highly recommended is the three horseshoes which is about a 20 minute walk and the old ford inn which is on the A40 about £6 taxi ride (5 mins by car).
I would recommend this site, and a visit to Brecon.
Now I know why I pay my Caravan Club membership fee!
We're just back from a 3 night stay here and cant wait to go back!
Excellent towing access, on site supermarket, a beautifully clean and neat site with well positioned, spacious facilities. A credit to all involved in it. It had only been open two days before we arrived, but was surprisingly busy.
We arrived at 11. 30am on Sunday, pitched the van and drove to the Brecon steam railway at Pant for the 1. 15pm departure, spending a couple of hours walking the dogs around the Lake at Pontycill, we enjoyed a snack at the station coffee shop then caught the last train back to Pant at 4. 55pm.
On monday morning we walked from the site along the canal to Brecon. There is a morrisons garage on the way for odds and ends where there's a loo at the entrance, handy to know for long walks. Monday evening we went to the Three Horshoes Pub just up the lane from the site. , here things went downhill. I rang and booked a table with Kim. As it was a monday it was a reduced menu so we both chose fish and chips at £19. 90 for two. The meal arrived nicely presented with the chips (bought in variety) in a basket with the fish on top so I had to lift the fish off to get to the chips, when I lifted it, water came pouring out of the batter soaking the chips! Eventually the barmaid came over and could see my fish was not cooked, she apologised for serving raw cod, took it back to the kitchen, returning to say they would knock 5% off the bill! A £1.
At no point did they offer to cook it some more and I was starving!
I can recommend the canal cruise, 2. 5hrs costs £7. 20 an adult and dogs are welcome and free but numbers are limited so ring Dave the Captain on 07831 685222 Tea and coffee is £1 on board. , Tremendous value and very enjoyable.
The military museum is in Brecon town, we didn't get to see it but will next time.
Although there is a hum of traffic here, it is a small price to pay for the first class access for towing. (You cant have one without the other) I am a light sleeper, and live in a traffic free zone yet it didn't keep me awake.
The woodland dog walk adjoining the site is outstanding.
Nothing is perfect, but this is the nearest we've ever got to it. 100% recommended.
Nice site but wish the booking system would distinguish hard standing pitches and grass pitches instead of standard pitch then its first come first served, I was lucky to get the last hard stand pitch all be it near the road noise, but it was better than all the vans that turned up after me who ended up on soggy grass/mud. Toilet block by reception is normal CC Standards, but the 2nd block is anything but CC standard, needs updating & cleaning, there was cobwebs & spiders all round the ceilings & windows that look like they have been there all summer. Easy access on the main road which is good.
A lovely welcome to this spacious site with spotless facilities. Many pitches have lovely views of the Beacons.
The site does suffer from a little road noise but the traffic substantially reduces in the evening. The site shop is well stocked and does sell newspapers but only a few of each so make sure you do not leave it to late.
The site is situated a couple of miles east of Brecon. The Monmouthshire to Brecon canal is across the main road to the south and it is a lovely walk to Brecon to the West or Talybont to the East.
Take a ride on a canal boat from the Basin in Brecon. We found this 2 1/2 hour trip a pleasant way to see the countryside.
The only downside was the price of the Wifi. I paid £5 for 5 hours but got approx. 30 minutes before it blocked my access.
Really nicely laid out site, we had a large service pitch backing onto the dog walk. Facilities clean and adequate. Quite a lot of noice from the road, but it did not keep us awake at night.
The dog walk is a lovely wooded walk down to the river, which also continues onto a lane and takes 10 mins to the nearest pub, The Three Horse Shoes. We ate here twice and had lovely meals, they are also doggie friendly in the bar.
We walked into Brecon along the canal (firstly you have to cross 2 dual carriageways), shame you get road noise all the way and we didn't find the town very inviting.
We hired a car from Brecon for the next 2 days so we could explore further a field as we didn't feel Brecon had enough to offer for more than one day.
Lovely site ! This site is very nice, pitches are very big and well kept. This is lovely for children as they have lots of room to play and there is a small park. Toilets and showers were gleaming and the laundrette area was well equipt and clean.
The downfalls to the park were the attitude of some staff.
Upon arrival it wasn't as welcoming as we had thought. It seemed quite regimental.
The next day our shower block was closed 10. 30 till 12. 30 for cleaning. So we used the other block which was then closed in the afternoon.
The next morning we got up to the showers at 10. 23 my friend popped to the loo and I got into the shower. As my friend come out of the loo and went to go into the shower the cleaner said she could go in the shower as they were closed. My friend explained she had already used the toilet ( which are all I'm the same room ) but the member of staff told her to go !
We wanted to stay longer on the last day as you had to be off by 12. So we went to ask if we could pay extra to stay. They couldn't possibly tell us as they didn't know how many people were coming in ! , the site wasn't full so I don't know what they were waiting for.
Last day we went back up and they said yes but it was painful for them you could tell. We were allowed to stay until 4 pm at 4,03pm they were around asking us if we were ready to go
Friendly and helpful welcome, lots of advice about site and local activites including walks, pubs, access to local attractions, such as waterfalls, with motorhome parking.
Good roomy pitch, we were sited furthest away from road so cannot comment on noise. Our pitch was very quiet and great views of mountains.
Great site location, 45 minute walk along canal to Brecon. Brecon itself good to explore, and plenty of tea shops and supermarkets if you need them. Site location great for visiting waterfalls, hill walking.
Spotless shower/toilet block. Well stocked shop. Will definitely visit this site again.
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Tent Pitches 
Caravan Pitches 
Motorhome Pitches 
Small Campervans 
No Glamping Units 
Holiday Homes for Hire 
No Statics for Sale 
No Seasonal Pitches 
Electric Hookups 
Hardstanding Pitches 
Fully Serviced Pitches 
Families Welcome 
Not Members Only 
Rallies Welcome 
Not Naturist Site 
Dogs Welcome 
No Dogs Allowed 
Groups Welcome 
Toilet Facilities 
Hot Showers 
Washing Up 
Bathroom 
Baby Changing Facilities 
Laundry On Site 
Drinking Water 
Disabled Friendly 
Chemical Disposal 
No Battery Charging 
Gas Exchange 
Recycling Facilities 
No Kitchen Facilities 
No Freezer / Fridge 
Motorhome Point 
Wifi Access 
Shop On Site 
Bar <1 mile 
Restaurant or Cafe or Takeaway <1 mile 
Kids Playground 
No TV Room 
No Games Room 
No Evening Ents 
Fishing <5 miles 
No Wild Swimming 
Indoor Pool <5 miles 
No Outdoor Pool 
Horse Riding <5 miles 
No Cycle Hire 
Golf <5 miles 
No Tennis 
No Beach 
No Watersports 
Boat Launch / Mooring <5 miles 
No Sea Views 
Not Working Farm 
No Campfires Allowed 
No Waterside Pitches 
Public Transport <1 mile
Offroad Dog Walk On Site or Direct Access 
Just returned from weekend camping trip to what used to be one of my favourite sites. Weather was glorious, the views breathtaking and the area great but the tent field was 3/4 empty and lifeless. In the wash up room the fridge was gone, the freezer was gone and no ehu. All the nice little things that help you to enjoy your camping were missing. What a shame this site only now caters for caravans and not tents. 
